I will be a new Mini owner as soon as my new baby arrives.... A few questions for you seasoned veterans, if I may....
Yes, I got a conv mini (Pepper White), test drove them all and tried to talk myself out of the convertible, but I just couldn't do it... I got in and I was a gonner!
Needless to say, I am coming off a Nissan Murano which kicks butt in the snow and into my new baby.... How are the convertibles in the winter months? Any concerns?Mainly concerned about the top... Give it to me straight please, its ordered and its too late to turn back now (not that I would anyway)...
I of course and a woman, and an impatient one at that (is there any other kind?) I check the Owners Lounge on Miniusa.com to see the progress of my car, but nothing has changed in a week. The estimated delivery date that Towne gave me was May.... question is, will I actually see progress on the OL site, or am I just torturing myself???
Any insite, advise, etc. you can offer would be great. You all sound like a great group and I look forward to seeing you all on the road! ~Boggsy~
Be sure that you have a purse that zips (or keep it in the trunk)....the air will suck light weight items out of your purse (I've learned this by experience...I sure hope that my hubby likes the blender that I bought for him!)...
Be prepared to pull your hair back (have a rubber band handy).
Many people you don't know will wave to you (and occassionaly beep their horns). I can't tell you how many times I checked to make sure that my headlights were all working.
I put my convertible away this past winter, but am considering (if I stay in NY) to put snow tires on it next year. It's shameful to keep it locked up all winter. My main concern was salt bleaching out the top. Jack, how does your top look?
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Holly
2007 Astro Black [YES IT'S BLACK] MINI Cooper Convertible ("Pepper"); 2013 British Racing Green MINI Cooper S Hardtop ("Bini") and 2013 BMW X5 ("Wilhelm")